Massachusetts governor signs bill legalizing late-term abortion The restriction on abortion after 24 weeks of gestation is eliminated in Massachusetts, thanks to the support of Governor Maura Healey
Who was Estevanico, the African slave who became the first great explorer of what is now the United States. Almost 500 years ago, a Moroccan man walked thousands of miles from Florida to the Pacific coast
Former Trump lawyer anticipates $10 billion lawsuit against BBC will fall Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former lawyer, believes that the president will not be able to defeat the BBC through the multimillion-dollar lawsuit filed against him
Republicans unblock nomination of Todd Blanche as Trump's attorney general The agreement between the acting attorney general and Republican senators paved the way for his nomination to advance in the Senate before the legislative recess
George Santos is fined for participating in a manipulated bet and is prohibited from operating on the stock market George Santos, a Republican expelled from the House of Representatives, was fined $35,000 by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Republicans stop confirmation of Todd Blanche and demand changes to the Trump-IRS agreement Conservative senators condition their vote as the dispute over access to tax data grows
Trump loses strength among Republicans and his approval equals the worst level of his career A CNN poll reveals a deterioration in the president's approval due to inflation, foreign policy and the economy
Lindsey Graham Receives Tribute at Capitol Before Funeral Republican leaders and President Donald Trump participate in the senator's farewell events
Lindsey Graham Receives Tribute at Capitol Before Funeral Republican leaders and President Donald Trump participate in the senator's farewell events
Republican senators warn that trust in Pete Hegseth is eroding due to the war with Iran Senators from President Donald Trump's own party have begun to openly question the Pentagon's strategic analysis capabilities.
Trump redoubles pressure to pass law requiring proof of citizenship to vote The initiative remains blocked in the Senate as criticism grows over its possible impact on millions of voters
House approves resolution to stop Trump's war; the Senate defines its future today The measure seeks to limit military action in Iran without authorization from Congress and puts pressure on Republicans
Judge orders Trump to hand over financial records in BBC defamation lawsuit British Network Gets Key Breakthrough to Overhaul President's Finances in $10 Billion Litigation
Court ratifies conviction of Peter Navarro for contempt in January 6 investigation The court rejected that there was evidence of an alleged executive privilege invoked by Donald Trump
CSU workers ask that salary increase promises be fulfilled They accuse that the salaries of Cal State University leaders are through the roof, while they barely have enough to survive
Donald Trump's company will sell real-time access to his publications on Truth Social Trump Media & Technology Group intends to sell investment firms real-time access to messages Donald Trump posts on Truth Social
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. within the framework of the 4th of July; calls for getting rid of mi White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. on July 4 during Independence Day, amid protests and events in the capital
Tom Kean Jr. stopped attending more than 100 House votes due to depression Congressman Thomas Kean Jr. practically disappeared for nearly four months and, when he reappeared before the full Capitol, he explained that he suffers from depression
Latino religious leaders demand citizenship and dignified treatment for immigrants On the 250th anniversary of the US, churches and organizations call to protect the dignity of immigrant families
What happened to the Washington Reflecting Pond and why does it concern Trump? The deterioration of the emblematic reflecting pool revives accusations of sabotage and questions about the priorities of the White House
US 250th anniversary: ??Washington prepares the biggest fireworks show More than 850 thousand pyrotechnic effects will illuminate Washington during the celebration towards Independence Day
US 250th Anniversary: ??a celebration of history, pride and tradition Washington D.C. It will be the heart of a historical commemoration that seeks to unite tradition, memory and national pride
Mike Johnson promotes the controversial SAVE Act after Trump's ultimatum to Congress House Speaker Seeks to Approve Voter Registration Restrictions as Tension Grows Among Republicans Over Trump's Pressure
Bill Cassidy blasts Donald Trump by questioning him for extending war against Iran Senator Bill Cassidy dared to question President Donald Trump about the extension of the war against Iran and both began yelling at each other
Johnson expects housing law to be signed in 10 days; Trump avoids confirming it The speaker of the House is confident that the reform will move forward soon, but Trump remains noncommittal after canceling a key ceremony
Senate approves resolution demanding Trump end war against Iran The Upper House rebukes the White House and demands that any military action against Tehran have express authorization from Congress
I don't see that the president always gets good advice, warns Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense Esper broke his silence on the growing internal tensions in Washington, when questioned about the suitability of the White House team
DOJ defies judge and does not formally cancel $1.8 billion fund Although it assured Congress that the program will not advance, the government refused to formalize that promise before a federal court.
Sean Penn will direct a film about the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021 The attack on the Capitol, on January 6, 2021, will be the subject of an upcoming film directed by Sean Penn.
Thousands of Trump stock transactions raise questions about conflicts of interest Experts disagree about the volume of transactions carried out by his investment accounts while he holds the Presidency
Todd Blanche avoids answering about a possible investigation against Gavin Newsom The acting attorney general was questioned on Capitol Hill about an alleged DOJ investigation and chose to remain silent on camera
John Cornyn predicts that Donald Trump will suffer the two most miserable years of his life John Cornyn anticipates a severe setback for Donald Trump as he fails to avoid a hypothetical defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm elections
John Cornyn predicts that Donald Trump will suffer the two most miserable years of his life John Cornyn anticipates a severe setback for Donald Trump as he fails to avoid a hypothetical defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm elections
Senate approves funds for ICE after Republican dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion plan The initiative guarantees resources for immigration until 2029, but leaves the controversy open in Washington
Senate approves funds for ICE after Republican dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion plan The initiative guarantees resources for immigration until 2029, but leaves the controversy open in Washington
Senate votes on ICE funding amid dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion fund Migration financing faces internal resistance due to a controversial fund rejected by key allies
Senate votes on ICE funding amid dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion fund Migration financing faces internal resistance due to a controversial fund rejected by key allies
Democrat Jimmy Gomez faces investigation for alleged sexual misconduct in Congress With this new front, Gomez becomes the fourth legislator under federal scrutiny in recent months for accusations of a sexual nature.
Republican congressman has missed 104 roll call votes due to serious health problem Tom Kean Jr., congressman from New Jersey, fights to be re-elected despite having lost in 104 roll call votes
Pam Bondi admits editing errors in Epstein file release Former attorney general acknowledged flaws in Epstein case documents during closed-door appearance
Judge blocks millionaire fund promoted by Trump for alleged victims of persecution The judicial pause temporarily halts a Justice Department program criticized for benefiting Trump allies
Trump's friction with Republicans puts his immigration agenda at risk, senators warn Adding to the economic disagreements is the unease over Trump's "revenge tour," who has used MAGA force to support Republican rivals
DHS orders thousands of employees to return to work despite ongoing shutdown The DHS has been clear in its warning to staff: those who do not report to work could face disciplinary action
Kylie Jenner bursts onto the rap scene with a surprise appearance The 28-year-old businesswoman appears as a featured artist on rapper Yeats' new single
More than $11.3 billion was spent by the Pentagon in the first six days of the war in Iran The first six days of the war in Iran have cost the U.S. billions of dollars without it yet winning the conflict.
Expensive food, unaffordable houses, and medical expenses political: the 3 economic facts that are stifling Americans Although President Trump assures that the economy is on the right track, American families are still struggling with the burden of high prices
Steve Bannon, former Trump advisor, criticizes White House decision on immigration agents in Minnesota Steve Bannon criticizes withdrawal of federal agents in Minnesota and assures that the strategy “is not going to work” while Homan announces reduction of operations
Senator Josh Hawley accuses Minnesota Attorney General of fraud and demands he be prosecuted Republican Josh Hawley demands prosecution of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison for allegedly benefiting from a multi-million dollar fraud
Renee Good's siblings denounce the brutality of ICE agents who shot and killed her in Minneapolis Good died on January 7 after an ICE agent opened fire on the vehicle she was in, on a residential street in the town
Trump signs funding bill to end government shutdown Despite the announcement, Congress could not agree on the budget for a key area, the Department of Homeland Security
IndyCar to hold race in Washington, Trump announces IndyCar owner Roger Penske called the Washington DC race
Democrats and Republicans reach an agreement to avoid government shutdown The agreement seeks to prevent the federal government from running out of funds and dispels the specter of a new shutdown that threatened to paralyze the country
This is how Trump plans to win the November election: 15 orders, tricks, conspiracies, and lies A partial list of the main ways Trump is trying to win the November election, even against the will of the voters
It was abuse, not a scandal: Paris Hilton calls for laws against deepfakes after her experience Paris Hilton advocated for the DEFIENCE Act, a bill that seeks to penalize the creation and dissemination of non-consensual pornographic material produced with AI
Maria Corina Machado defends giving her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Donald Trump Maria Corina Machado says she gave her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Trump as a symbol of gratitude for his support of freedom in Venezuela
Can a Nobel Prize be given away as Maria Corina Machado did with Trump? (and the outrage it sparks in Norway) The committee also does not consider it its role “to issue daily comments on Nobel Peace Prize....
Law to Limit Trump from Military Attacks in Venezuela Fails This is a victory for the president who was outraged that some Republicans tried to tie his hands on a key foreign policy issue
Democrats accuse Trump administration of covering up case of woman shot by ICE Minnesota legislators and key party figures demand impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem after Renee Good's death
Chuck Schumer warns of possible military action in Cuba and Colombia The senator expressed his alarm after meeting with Trump administration officials, and said he does not rule out further interventions following Maduro's capture
Trump Administration Tried to Erase Records About Capitol Attack: NPR National Public Radio says Justice Department removed terms like 'riot,' 'riot,' and 'insurrection' from official documents
“Venezuela will not have new elections” the White House rules out a quick call “Elections cannot be held. There is no way people can vote,” Trump said when questioned about the possibility of immediate elections
Gloria Saucedo is now in the heaven of the immortals Many achievements that contribute to a better daily life for the Latino community in the United States are owed to her activism and struggle
Nancy Pelosi issues a warning from Washington: 'We will take back the House in 2026' The influential Democratic leader assures that Hakeem Jeffries will take the lead of the presidency and criticizes the Republican management under Donald Trump
Bristol, the city in the USA where abortion is legal on one side of the street and illegal on the other The state line between Virginia and Tennessee runs through Bristol's Main Street, but there's a big difference: abortion is illegal in Tennessee
Political Round: LA Mayor launches reelection campaign Karen Bass's political allies come out in support at the official launch of her campaign
Crew members of a vessel attacked twice by the US appeared to be asking for help, according to videos of the operation Several lawmakers said the men were waving their arms in the air, a gesture that could be interpreted as surrender or a plea for rescue
Chuck Schumer claims to have received bomb threats at his New York offices Democrat Chuck Schumer admitted to being baffled after receiving bomb threats at three of his offices in New York
Mayor of Washington chooses to distance herself from Donald Trump and discards the idea of ??seeking reelection After three consecutive terms as mayor of Washington DC, Democrat Muriel Bowser decided not to seek reelection again
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
The We the People Coalition announces the '2 Million Letters' campaign A group of activists travel from San Diego to Washington to pressure congressmen and senators to approve immigration reform
